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Manchester City 4-2 Arsenal: Women’s Super League – live
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Manchester City 4-2 Arsenal: Women’s Super League – live

The Guardian Football 1 day 1 mins read

City moved 10 points ahead of Arsenal after twice coming from behind to win an excellent game

GOAL! West Ham 0-2 Chelsea (Walsh 80) An emphatic finish from Keira Walsh has clinched all three points for Chelsea.

Beth Mead starts against her old club, one of three changes to the City side that drew with Real Madrid in midweek. Sam Coffey and Niamh Charles also come into the team, Charles for her first City start. Out go Laura Brown, Mary Fowler and Kerstin Casparij.

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